Come be inspired by Tien Hsieh, classical pianist, acclaimed for her exceptional temperament, personal expressivity, and insight.  Tien Hsieh has been a sought-after performer throughout Europe, Asia and North America. She made her New York debut at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall  under the auspices of Artists International, Inc. and Li-Ching Cultural and Educational Foundation. She was invited to Altenburg, Germany, where she performed chamber music concerts in the Bach Hall of the Altenburg  castle. She recently gave a solo recital at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and was invited to be a visiting professor of music at the Northeast Normal University in China. In addition to numerous recitals, competition prizes, and recognition awards, she has also been presented throughout U.S. on television, radio stations, college and university campuses.

Tien Hsieh's program will include works by Bach-Busoni, Schumann, Scriabin, and Rachmaninoff.

Tien Hsieh is originally from Taipei, Taiwan. Her family emigrated to the United States when she was nine years old. She currently resides in Sacramento. Her teachers in Sacramento were Yuriy Oliynyk and Richard  Carpenter. She began her musical training with her mother, Sylvia Hsieh, who was also a pianist and teacher.